Expanding perspectives of soil nitrification to include ammonia-oxidizing archaea and comammox bacteria. Soil Science Society of America Journal , 2019; DOI: 10.1002/saj2.20029 Cite This Page : ...

New studies highlight how thiosulfates not only supply sulfur but also significantly reduce nitrogen loss by slowing the ...

Figure 2: Dynamics of AOB and AOA populations and nitrification rate in the Waikato soil in the incubation study. a, AOB amoA gene copy numbers. b, AOA amoA gene copy numbers.

More information: Yuming Wang et al, Copper pyrazole addition regulates soil mineral nitrogen turnover by mediating microbial traits, Frontiers in Microbiology (2024). DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2024.1433816 ...

This process is called nitrification. ... Rainwater causes nutrients to be released in the soil and dormant bacteria will actively start metabolizing, releasing by-products that scent the air.

Nitrogen stabilizers work best in areas that experience prolonged periods of rainfall or in irrigated systems. 6 However, their effectiveness ultimately depends on multiple factors, including soil ...

Potato yields can be boosted by using nitrogen inhibitors sprayed on to the soil or applied in-furrow at planting, ... Nitrification inhibitor boosts potato yields. Adam Clarke 14 March 2014 ...

CaCO 3 began to appear in the chemical literature in 1878, on topics ranging from the essential oil of sage to nitrification in soil to citric acid in unripe mulberries. A fourth article from 1878, ...